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Paris

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Interesting old building - Charleston SC

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André Kertész • West 134th Street, New York, 1944

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REINE BRIAC (1898-1964) et RAOUL CELLY (1902-1975)

Skyros, aile de moulin

9 septembre 1937

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San Miguel Church and Saint Michael's College, College Street, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Photographer: Charles F. Lummis Date: 1890? Negative Number: 015229

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Semans, Saskatchewan

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The Wage Gap Between College and High School Graduates in Each State

We all know that getting a college degree can significantly increase your salary potential. But how much more do college graduates make versus high school graduates in the U.S.? It may depend on where you live. A new study from Career.io analyzed U.S. Census data to find 

where college graduates earn the biggest salary premium in the United States.

Source: 

https://career.io/career-advice/where-college-graduates-earn-the-biggest-salary-in-the-us

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LA

Art Deco Eastern Columbia Building

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Los Angeles CA, RA Clayton

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Locals gather around lava from a volcano eruption near the city of Reykjavik, Iceland (2021) Photo: Brian Emfinger

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carousel mall. san bernardino, calif. april 2021. demolished 2023.

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Elkton, Maryland, USA

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twin tunnels linen postcard ca. 1930s

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CP

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Signs / South Third Street, Las Vegas, Nevada.

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In a city with a severe housing shortage, it may meet a need.

Would you buy the skinny house of Washington, DC? Built last year in 2023, it has 1 bd., 1.5ba, & they're asking $599,990.

Apparently, DC can be dicey, so it has security. Not liking that too much. This is a pretty isolated spot to be in while you're opening the door.

Enter via the long narrow kitchen. Look, each person has a stall to eat at.

Modern Shaker style cabinetry with all appliances.

Then walk past the stairs and sliders to the deck to get to the living room. I don't know what the cut-out under the stairs is for.

I guess you can stand a flatscreen in front of the window. And, you could probably use that shelf as a desk if you want to. It looks like it's just sitting atop 2 blocks, so you can remove it and put another chair side table in.

In the hall outside the living room, there's a half bath for the 1st floor.

Upstairs, there's a long hall.

At one end, is an outer door by the laundry, utilities and bathroom.

It opens to this, sort of, terrace.

The bath is pretty big, but it's a double shower room.

And, this is the bedroom, directly off the 2nd fl. landing. It can't be too huge, b/c the house is so narrow.

This is your deck outside the sliders. I guess you can fit a small grill out here.

Oh, look, there's a dog bed under the stairs. So I guess that's a space to put your pets.

Down further, there are security gates on the doors.

The home is on a 700 sq ft cement lot.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1738-Glick-Ct-NW-Washington-DC-20001/182974532_zpid/?